| Rachel might be a flutterer who'd clearly heard entirely too many romantic ballads, but she was also an excellent cook. |
| Whether you are a dedicated racefan or a once-a-year flutterer, this is where you will find the answers to your Derby day questions. |
| Another porchlight flutterer with the opalesque colouring found in oyster and mussel shells. |
| Here patches of bramble edge the path and the flutterer descends on to a leaf, where its image is captured by the throng. |
| It took forever for Phil the flutterer to indicate to Ruth that he fancies her and give her a kiss. |
